i denfinatley think so, but i think that the same way you are shy about asking him questions, he's shy around you too. there's people who can be themselves when they hide behind things like the computer, or the phone, but they're just find it easier to talk than to act sometimes. I hope this helps. What you can do is you can talk to him one day and conquer your fears because maybe if you break the ice, he'll feel a little bit better and he won't feel awkward of nervous because he knows you brought it up...... like let's say he said something random the other night about somebody froms school, just gradually ask him, "so, did everything go alright with johnny..??" you see what i'm saying?? good luck

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